Cybersecurity

Create robust security protocols to protect your vital data.

A cyber security breach carries serious potential risks: the loss of business-critical data, business interruption, the expense of a ransomware event, and even the potential for jeopardizing sensitive customer information.

Whatever the threat vector, whether it’s malware, phishing, a remote access attack, or an as-yet-unidentified intrusion, crossing your fingers and hoping that “it won’t happen to us” are not viable options. DVIRC provides the expertise to give you the safety you need.

Cybersecurity Process

DVIRC’s Email Security offerings begin with a comprehensive review of your security configuration, then integrate encryption and security monitoring to identify and block malicious activity.

What’s more, our filtering systems minimize spam, virus exposure, and the risk of blacklisting, all while reducing your mail server’s exposure to the internet, providing continuity in the event of an email outage, and giving you additional email storage and archiving options.

Managed Security Awareness (MSA) delivers a combination of training, evaluation, and insight. Together, these enable your employees to serve as the first line of defense, while working with you to increase users’ ability to understand phishing, spam, malware, and ransomware.

We also offer tracking and reporting of inappropriate email use and deliver reports to identify and minimize weaknesses and vulnerabilities.

DFARS 252.204-7012 is a new regulation requiring government contractors to report cyber incidents in order to safeguard defense information. Our cyber security services ensure that you meet all compliance requirements and implement security controls (per NIST 800-171).

We help you execute a cyber-security program to meet the necessary policies, procedures, and technical controls.

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Understand Cybersecurity Risks

Manufacturers Guide to Cybersecurity

SMMs often have more to lose than larger manufacturers because a cyber event — whether due to a hacker, natural disaster or business resource loss — can have a major impact. SMMs are often less prepared to handle these types of events. But because SMMs often have less complex operational needs and IT infrastructure, they may be able to take steps to detect and recover from a cybersecurity incident quickly. It is vitally important that you consider how to protect your business before an incident occurs.

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